Fellow Fellows:
In short, please fill out your biographical information if you would
like to be in the reviewer database for NSF Office of International
Science & Engineering:
<http://goo.gl/forms/E6KxYVVu3w>http://goo.gl/forms/E6KxYVVu3w
Details:
The East Asia and Pacific Summer Institute for US Graduate Students
(EAPSI) program under NSF's International Science and Engineering
office is compiling a reviewer database. The EAPSI program offers US
graduate students the opportunity for 8-10 week independent research
experiences in any of seven East Asian partner locations (Japan,
Korea, Taiwan, China, Australia, New Zealand, Singapore) each
summer. NSF anticipates reaching out to a number of reviewers in
this database over the next few weeks as we build panels to review
EAPSI applications that came in in November.
For the 2014 applications, the reviews panels will be held in as 1-2
day panels throughout January 2015 (see below for the specific
dates). Alumni of the EAPSI and GRFP programs and scientists and
engineers with international research experience tend to be excellent
reviewers. We will compile a list of potential reviewers and finalize
invitations later this month for our January panels. We also hope to
be able to call on your expertise in upcoming years for this annual
program. Your information will be kept on file, and you might be
contacted for other programs such as Graduate Research Opportunities
Worldwide (GROW).
If you have are interested, in serving as a reviewer, please fill out
this form with basic
information: <http://goo.gl/forms/E6KxYVVu3w>http://goo.gl/forms/E6KxYVVu3w
2015 EAPSI Review Panels
1. Biological Sciences (BIO) January 6-7, in persson or virtual
participation
2. Engineering (ENG) January 8-9 , in person or virtuall participation
3. Social, Behavioral and Economic Sciences; Education and Human
Development (SBE & EHR) January 12, in person or virtuall participation
4. Geological Sciences (GEO) January 13, in person or virtual
particcipation
5. Mathematical and Physical Sciences, i.e., Mathematics,
Physics, Chemistry, Astronomy, Materials Science (MPS) January 15-16,
in pperson or virtual participation
6. Computer and Information Science and Engineering (CISE)
January 20 virtual only
Panels will be conducted in person at NSF (Ballston section of
Arlington, VA) or virtually using WebEx (Internet connection and
telephone will be required to participate virtually). We will ask
each panelist to review and provide written comments on approximately
15 proposals prior to the panel meeting. In addition, panelists will
be assigned to prepare a summary of panel discussion for a limited
number of proposals during the panel meeting.
For more information about EAPSI visit:
<http://www.nsf.gov/eapsi>http://www.nsf.gov/eapsi. EAPSI Program
Director Anne Emig (<mailto:[email protected]>[email protected]) and Program
Specialist Elena Hillenburg
(<mailto:[email protected]>[email protected]) Thank you in advance for
your consideration.
Thank you and regards,
Arthur
Arthur G. Fitzmaurice, Ph.D.
AAAS Science & Technology Policy Fellow
National Science Foundation
Office of the Director
Office of International & Integrative Activities
International Science & Engineering
Room II-1155.117
4201 Wilson Boulevard
Arlington, VA 22230
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http://www.nsf.gov/od/iia/ise/
